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Anyone here who works as an adjunct professor? How did your firm accept that? And how did you go through about it? I know we have those can’t work another job but I’ve seen some work as an adjunct while working with a Big 4 or other consulting firm. Any insight is appreciated!KPMG Deloitte Accenture EY PwC CGI Grant Thornton
Pluralsight has some, as does DataCamp
Master the Pandas and Scikit libraries.
Agree with PwC 1. However, I would cautiously learn sci kit without creating a dependency on it. The power of having it all in one package is great but People tend to get carried away with gridsearch. I have found their examples and explanations to be very good when learning the package, so don't take that for granted
Also agree with Avanade, datacamp is great. PythonProgramming.net is one of my favorite resources
Numpy is handy too. I like Anaconda as well
The spark framework is super useful, large platforms will push you to scala and pyspark
Datacamp. Although it's a little easy (fill-in-the-blank coding exercises), you'll learn some really useful concepts. Also hear Dataquest is good and more challenging.
Pandas
If you’re looking to connect python to SQL, I’ve used pyodbc, not too hard